I raised the turn but after I did it, it just felt bad. He thought and called.
River was a K, making me an easy river shove. He folded.
Statistics: Posted by Triple B — Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:05 pm
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I'd call and let him take himself to value town on the river, as played.
Statistics: Posted by Xaston — Tue Dec 11, 2007 12:18 am
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Stacks:
UTG ($1197.20)
Hero ($565.60)
BTN ($141.20)
SB ($1531.75)
BB ($870.90)
Pre-flop: ($6, 5 players) Hero is CO
![[Ks]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/Ks.gif "The King of Spades")
[Kh]UTG bets $16, Hero calls $16, 3 folds
Flop:
![[5s]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/5s.gif "The Five of Spades")
[3d][Jh] ($38, 2 players)UTG bets $28, Hero calls $28.
Turn:
![[9s]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/9s.gif "The Nine of Spades")
($94, 2 players)UTG bets $72, Hero ??,
I didn't like raising flop because I think I fold out pretty much everything but QQ/AJ and if I get it in there I am probably going to be up against sets/AA almost always. On a more wet board I would probably raise.
I don't know how often or if villain double barrels air, so I assume he has something on the turn here a good amount of the time. However, his something can easily be big spades, so I need to raise here right? What is your line?
Looking back, since we are deepish and villain is not a reg I should have opted to reraise pre. However, a similiar spot could easily come up against a reg quite often.
Statistics: Posted by Triple B — Mon Dec 10, 2007 11:26 pm
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